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Who said print was dead? It's just 'reinventing' itself... The iconic New York Times building at West 43rd Street in Times Square (which was once slated for office space) will be renovated into hotel and condo living, according to the New York Times . Building owners Africa Israel USA (AFI USA) announced redevelopment plans, including a 397-room hotel, 26 condo residences, and an entertainment complex complete with Discovery Times Square ...
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